I'm Sorry - thall sizing

nstubler

nstubler

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I'm sorry for creating this thread, but I gotta buy em tomorrow and need to know what size to get.

I'm 5'10" and 150 pounds, and the ski is pretty much only gonna only be used for park

Ski 60% rails, 40% jumps

Between 171 and 176

Love Help - Added Karma
 
You should go with the 176 cm. If you consider yourself to be an experienced skier, that extra length will come in handy especially at higher speeds.
 
176cm for sure , im 5'11 and 160 lbs and my park ski are 176cm and i love them. Plus the extra lenght will help you for landing big jump, sonce t-hall are kinda soft.
 
the last two seasons I had 164swill transferring to a 176 be pretty noticable? Like force me to relearn rail tricks and what not?
 
Definitely not. It may be slightly weird the first run, but I have a feeling the park will be a bit easier than before because of it.
 
Don't be sorry for making a thread like this.. You're in gear talk bud..

I'd go with the 176 and it won't take you that long to get used to them, you'll have a blast.
 
hooked it up with k and shit

and i think I'm sold on 176 now

Ive got some old Marker Griffons, will these guys be fine on the thalls?

 
i figure this would be the best place to ask for advice, Im about 5'8 to 5'9 130 lbs and just picked up the 171s yesterday, but could've gone with the 176s and i can still bring them back and trade em for the bigger size. i have no idea what any of this experience classification shit is but ive been riding park for a couple years now and used to race so i know how to handle a ski. should i step it up to the 176?
 
If you can exchange it, go right ahead. Skis are expensive, so you don't want to end up with a product that you aren't satisfied with. I would definitely go with the 176, due to your height and ski experience.
 
Definitely go with the 176. I'm 5'8" 140 and I'd even consider it, though I ride 171 Anthems right now.
 
Just get the 181s and centre mount its only 2cm at even if you were smaller it would be more than manageable. You wont regret it.
 
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